How many molecules of co2 are fixed to form one molecule of glucose?.

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John Rose · Answer 1 · 2024-04-24T18:33:37+0000

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six molecules

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It takes a total of six molecules of carbon dioxide to form one molecule of glucose. Since glucose is a six-carbon molecule, it would require six carbon atoms, one from each carbon dioxide molecule.

How many molecules of co2 are fixed to form one molecule of glucose?.

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